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A young Afghan refugee who was a leading academic in his homeland is now supporting newly arrived refugees in Melbourne’s south east. Muqtader Yousafzai arrived…

A slower speed limit is set to be belatedly introduced to a notorious ‘death-trap’ section of Stud Road, Dandenong North. The State Government will reduce…

Not so long ago, Paul Boughton was living in a “garden shed”, clambering past his landlord’s lawn mowers stored in his so-called home. Such was…

Cardinia Shire Council will receive support from Emergency Recovery Victoria’s for clean-up efforts in storm-affected communities. If your home was damaged by the February storm…

Affected families by the collapse of Victorian builder Montego Homes now can register to claim their lost deposits back. The State Government is extending the…

Police were called to a three-vehicle collision in Officer which caused a path of destruction. A 4.5 tonne truck is alleged to have collided with…

South East support service Wellsprings for Women’s groundbreaking volunteering project for migrant and refugee women has been crowned with a statewide award. The service was…

Bruce Labor MP Julian Hill was busting several “myths” as he strongly implored Israel to allow humanitarian aid into Gaza last week. “The truth is…

Victoria’s justice system has been criticised as favouring perpetrators over victims by the devastated families of four police killed on Melbourne’s Eastern Freeway. While a…

Work on Pakenham’s next primary school – scheduled to open in 2025 – has begun. The new school, with the interim-name Pakenham North West Primary…

Dandenong MP Gabrielle Williams has brokered a meeting between a “seething” manufacturers body and Treasurer Tim Pallas over land tax hikes. South East Melbourne Manufacturers…

Blending the art of designers, performers, filmmakers and actors, Bunjil Place will be hosting Emergent 2023: Graduate Showcase throughout the months of March and April…